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[theme music playing]

[Ted] There are those mornings when you wake up

and feel like you're ready to grab the world

and give it a good shake.

♪ Join our group And you will find... ♪

[Ted] Ready to take a leap of faith.

What's that plane up there?

[Ted] To launch a new lease of life.

-Morning, you two. -[Julie] Oh, hey, Dad.

-Oh, could you grab some-- -Milk.

-On the list. -[chuckles] Thanks.

[Ted] Yep, days like this...

it feels like anything is possible.

Like even the scary things can be faced.

-Goals are in sight. -Come on, mate,

I want bright-eyed and bushy-tailed.

Well, you'd better hire a possum,

'cause we're all knackered.

Good morning.

See? Bright-eyed and bushy-tailed.

-And what do we say? -[all] It'll all be worth it

in the end!

You know it.

♪ Happiness ♪

♪ How'd you get to be ♪

♪ Happiness ♪

[Ted] A day so alive with potential,

that nothing could spoil it.

It's raining grubs.

Oi!

I suppose these belong to you?

Oh, sorry, Grandad.

They were getting into my parsley.

So what am I? Their buffet breakfast.

I didn't want to kill them. Sorry.

Oh, the garden's looking good.

It's Emma's work, not mine.

So when am I going to meet this mysterious

green thumbed young lady?

I haven't seen much of her myself.

Why's that?

Oh, it's complicated.

I've been avoiding the issue.

Well, Emma in general.

You got something on your mind?

Yeah. We called this phone psychic

that we found in the paper.

Haven't you got better things to do with your dough?

And he told me that Mel wants me

to follow my heart.

Even used her name, Mel.

How'd he know that?

And I suppose this has put the frighteners

on anything you might have with Emma?

It's too soon, Grandad.

What too soon for a new friend?

Or is it something a bit more?

I don't know.

You know, whoever said, "Good things come

to he who waits," is probably still waiting.

[sighs]

-[door slams] -[sighs]

Well, I have stroked the clouds

and brushed the running streams.

[Julie] Oh-hoo and fetched some milk.

You're in a good mood this morning.

Ah it's the 13th.

Ah, isn't that supposed to be bad luck?

Depends on who you ask.

Okay, I'm forgetting something.

I know it's not your birthday.

No.

Okay, so it's?

Ten years to the day since I retired.

Ten years? Wow.

Yeah, I know.

Where's it gone, eh?

Yeah, I remember the party they gave you.

Ha, wake you mean.

Oh, nonsense.

A lot of nice people said a lot of nice things.

And they gave you that lovely clock by your bed.

Ah, but that's it, Jules.

-What is? -Time.

See it's time to jump back in.

Actually do the things I've always wanted to,

rather than just talk about them.

I mean, I've got it all here. See there's drawing,

volunteer work, jumping out of a plane.

Oh, with a parachute, I hope.

Well, I have no intentions of sprouting wings

just yet, love. I might even get myself a job.

-A job? -Why not?

Use it or lose it.

But you know what I intend on doing first?

I can't even begin to imagine.

Making my own home brew.

-What? -Ted's Ale.

Might have to get something a bit more catchy.

-[Julie] Hmm. -You two off?

Ah, yep, daycare.

Look, I might give you two a lift

and then after we drop Ruby off,

you can come with me to the home of Home Brews.

-So you're serious? -Ho-ho-ho, yes.

I'm grasping the tiger by the tail.

Let's go.

[both laugh]

Hey.

-Hey, what are you doing here? -Oh, Darren called in sick.

Got the emergency call from mom.

-She didn't tell you? -No.

Cool. Ah, how have you been?

-Yeah good. You? -Yeah, yeah, good.

-Garden's looking great. -Oh, I'll have to come around

-and check it out sometime. -Yeah, definitely.

Although, ah, ah, this week's pretty busy so, um--

Well, whenever, just let me know.

-Yeah, sure. -[phone ringing]

-Oh, it's Retta. -Well, say, hi.

-Yep. Hello. -Benno... It tickles. Tickles.

-Hey guess what? -Ah, give me a hint.

Ah, well, you know Tina from work.

Oh, yeah. The old crab's breathe.

Yeah. Well, anyway, she's had two double movie

passes in her wallet for ages,

and she only just realized that they expire

tomorrow night, and she can't use them.

-Bummer.-Yeah, bummer is right.

-She sat on a bee. -[Ben] What?

A bee, it stung her in the bum,

she's had an allergic reaction.

-Ouch. -[Retta] Yeah, I know.

Apparently, her bum's swollen to twice it's normal size,

which in Tina's case is not pretty.

I can say that though, 'cause I'm her BFF.

-Right. -Anyway, her doctor reckons

she's gonna be like that for days,

so she won't be able to leave the house.

But the good news is she's given us the tickets.

So, do you want to come with us tomorrow night?

You don't have anything on, do you?

-He never has anything on. -Hey, I have things on.

Actually, ah, tomorrow night I don't.

-So put me down for one. -Cool. Ahh!

-Retta?-Sorry, Carbo's

giving a me a foot massage. [giggles]

-Um, Emma says, hey.-Oh, is she there?

Yeah, yeah. I... I'll put you on speaker phone.

-Hi, Em. -Hey, Retta.

Hey, do you wanna come to the movies tomorrow night?

-With?-All of us.

We've got some freebies.

[laughs] Oh!

Oh, if that's okay with you, Ben?

-Sure. -Okay. Yeah, I'd love to.

Great. It's a date.

Ben, we can pick a flick when you get home.

[giggles]

-Oh, yeah! -Never mind.

Less talk, more work, you two.

Hey, you can't get mad at me. I haven't even clocked in yet.

-Date. -Thirteenth.

-Sorry? -The date.

It's the 13th. Unlucky for some.

[machine whirring]

[Dave] You guys actually got a lot done last weekend.

Yeah. We found a top laborer.

He knew what he was doing and he really went for it.

Oh, hopefully we can get him back.

Good stuff.

Actually, Dad, you know him.

What, the laborer?

Yeah, it's Matt.

Uncle Matt. Your brother.

My half-brother.

I thought I said I didn't wanna go there.

Yeah, I know it's... Well, you were away

and he's a really good worker.

Okay, this one time only.

Tell Mom to expect the invoice.

Um...

-You paid him cash? -Yeah.

-Nathan. -Sorry. He needed the money.

Well, is that what we're gonna tell the tax office

if they decide to audit us?

We don't operate like that and you know it.

Okay, it won't happen again.

Oh, there he is.

Just the man I was looking for.

Bit early for you, isn't it, Grandad?

I'm on a mission.

After your dead marines.

Empty bottles?

You know the boutique-y beer ones for my home brew.

Home brew.

So when I hear explosions next door,

-I'll know what it is. -Ooh, you can laugh now.

but when Taylor's Turps is on tap

in every bar in Sydney,

you'll be able to say,

"I was there from day one."

Taylor's Turps? That's catchy.

I think so.

Is this the famous Emma?

[Ben] Yeah.

Well, you can't avoid her forever, then.

Ben, sorry, we need to tap a new keg.

No worries. Ah, Emma, this is my Grandad.

Ted Taylor. You can call me Ted.

I hear you've really got things

shooting up for our boy here.

In the garden.

Yeah, I heard.

So how do you do it?

Well, just a little TLC

and a good helping of chook poo.

Oh, it does it every time.

-[laughter] -I better tap that keg

and I'll grab those bottles for you, too.

[Ted] Thanks, mate. And while I'm here,

I might have a talk with the boss.

Well, pleased to meet you, Ted.

Likewise, Emma.

[dramatic music playing]

Ah, excuse me, Donna.

I was just wondering

if you needed any help around the place?

Are you asking me for a job?

Well, I know how to pour a beer,

mix a drink.

I don't need any bar staff, Ted.

Well, I could clear tables,

be a general dog's body.

Sorry, Ted.

Hmm, okay.

I understand.

Now if you'll excuse me.

Oh, of course, of course.

Some leaps become stumbles.

The trick is to stay on your feet.

It got three boxes of tissues in the review.

Who reviews movies by boxes of tissues?

-Certain men's magazines. -Carbo!

It's the love story of our generation.

Of course. I knew that.

Is it in 3D?

-No. -Do they blow stuff up?

Ben! It's a romance.

-Shoot outs? -Ro-mance.

Stunts?

Here, you pick something, but it better be good.

Oh, how about that new zombie flick?

Ohh, can we?

Maxscreen and 3D.

"They'll eat your brain and then dance in your lap."

-Ooh, that sounds good. -No, mate, I heard

that was really, really scary.

Maybe too scary for the girls.

Oh, baby, it's okay. If it gets too scary,

you can bury your head in my shoulder.

-Okay. -Okay.

-Thanks. -I'm sure Em will do the same.

To you I mean. Not me.

I mean, we're close, but that'd be weird.

Right! All decided, then.

Hang on, let's, ah... let's not rush into this.

Safe to enter the lab, professor?

Safe as houses.

Yeah, I've been following instructions to the letter.

Nothing's gonna happen on my watch.

-What are all these? -[Ted] Oh, I just dusted off

my old drafting table to play with a few label ideas.

You see, you drink with your eyes

before your mouth.

Right.

I heard you hit on Donna for a job.

Yeah.

Well, if it's any consolation,

there really aren't any vacancies right now.

Conveniently.

You wouldn't wanna work there anyway, would you?

I just wanna feel useful again.

Wouldn't you rather do something that you like?

It's a bit late for me to be a brain surgeon,

or a fighter pilot.

My choices are somewhat limited.

What did you think of Emma?

She seemed like a very nice young lady.

Beautiful.

Ben, I'm not a psychic.

You're gonna have to tell me what's on your mind.

Emma and I are supposed to be going to the movies

tomorrow night with Carbo and Retta.

-It's not a date. -Fair enough.

I was thinking of cancelling, but--

What's the harm in a few friends going to the flicks?

I mean, that's the mature thing to do, right?

-Just go and enjoy the movie? -Well, there's four of you.

More than two in my book is not a date.

Yeah. Yeah, you're right.

Thanks, Grandad. I like that one.

-That one. -Enjoy.

[Ted]The biggest leap of faith

can be a baby step.

And he paid him cash in hand.

I mean, Nathan's done the books, he knows how things work.

Well, I'll be able to cover it.

It's not the crime of the century.

Still, he should know better.

I was hoping he'd changed his mind.

You know, give Matt a chance.

Do you reckon Dave will come around to the idea?

-[knocks on door] -Oop.

Eventually.

I'm not interested in going there, Jules.

Not now, not ever. It's a can of worms.

Well, he's still your brother.

Half-brother.

We've made it this far without knowing each other.

Let's not risk another Jennings disaster.

What, he... He is not like Tom.

-Well, we don't know that. -Well, my impression is that--

Well, we all know what your impression is.

What was that supposed to mean?

Well, you flirted with the guy. Of course you like him.

Oh, he was flirting with me.

[Dave] All I'm saying is we don't know the guy

-and let's leave it that way. -[sighs]

Besides, it's not like we have a lot in common.

-Greetings all. -Oi.

So who is coming to my gig this Thursday?

Are you playing with a band?

Ah, just me playing good old rock and roll.

Yeah, wouldn't miss it.

Do you need a hand setting up?

Yeah, that'd be ace.

Anyway, tell your family and friends.

Maybe you can bring your dad.

We might have to work on him.

It's not gonna happen, Jules. End of story.

And if you're gonna make that deadline,

you're gonna have to put on another laborer.

Yeah. And that uni-strut and ducting

-isn't gonna lug itself. -I know.

Mmm, it's a lottery these days

finding a young bloke who's not work shy.

-Yeah. -Yeah, right.

Or as thick as a box of hammers.

-[Dave chuckles] -Yeah.

But employ someone who's family.

-Oh, Dad. -Ted.

Hey, I'm not talking about Matt.

I'm offering you my services.

-What? -Never fear, Ted is here.

-Dad, you're not serious? -Deadly.

Ah, Ted, laboring is... It's hard work.

-Yeah. -To which I am no stranger.

-Yeah, but-- -[Ted] Look, I'm in good nick,

and I know a pick from a shovel.

-Yeah, but, Dad-- -What have you gotta lose?

And who knows, I might even surprise you.

All right, let's give it a shot.

-You won't regret it. -Ah, no. Dad, think about it.

It... It's hot, it's dirty work.

Which is why God invented cold beer and hot showers.

Which I am going to have right now.

Not necessarily in that order.

What would you rather see, a documentary on Inuits--

-Inuits? -Eskimos.

-Or? -Or an animation

where the main character's a sloth?

Ohh! Tough choice. Is neither an option?

-Well, you're not invited. -Oh, given the choices,

-that's actually a relief. -Inuits it is.

We're off to the seafood buffet at the Rowers.

Hmm-mmm. It's all you can eat.

I skipped breakfast and lunch just so I could fit more in.

Ooh, you really know how to cut loose, don't you?

Oh, hey, ah, Matt's got a pub gig this Thursday night.

If you're free, you should come.

-You too, Ben. -Cool.

It'll be great to finally meet him.

-Cool. -Yeah,

turning into a big week. Movies tomorrow.

-What are we seeing? -It's a doco on Inuits.

-I thought it was Eskimos. -It's the same thing.

-Ah, I knew that. -Um, I hope you don't mind

but we only had four tickets.

But you could always buy an extra.

Oh, as much as I love all things Inuit,

-I'll pass. -Oh, next time.

Anyway we better get a wriggle on.

The deep fried lobster claws go first.

-[Retta] Okay. Ciao. -Bye.

Who's the fourth ticket for?

-Emma's coming. -That is great.

It's just a movie. It's not a date.

-Of course. -It is.

That's why you picked a boring doco.

It's not romantic, it's not scary.

No. Like you, I happen to be a big Inuit fan.

[laughs] You think you're playing it safe

but everyone knows boring movies

-are the best to make out in. -What?

Why do you think Carbo and Retta said yes?

Nobody cares what's on screen in a boring movie.

I do. I care.

I'm gonna be watching every frame.

Every frame.

What was I supposed to say, Jules?

-He was practically begging. -You tell him, "No".

[Dave] I never hear you saying, "No".

[Julie] Well, I tried. Look, Dad working as your laborer

-is just not a good idea. -Yeah, I know that,

but we both know how stubborn he can be.

And for some reason he seems to have his heart set on this.

Yeah, I know. It's his new thing.

It's ten years since he's retired,

he wants to feel useful again.

[Dave] Yeah. Okay, I can understand that.

-[Julie] Yeah. Well, so can I. -[Dave] So?

So? I don't know you're just gonna have

to find easy jobs for him to do.

[Dave] He's not an idiot, Jules.

[Julie] No, but he's not being realistic either.

[Dave] And it means we still have to find

another laborer for the... for the real work.

[Julie] Well, either that or hurt his pride.

-Here you go, babe. -Ta.

Was that you throwing up last night?

Yeah. Something from the 'all you can eat buffet' bounced.

-It was loud. -Sorry, I couldn't help it.

Was that you last night?

-Really loud. -Hey, she can't help it.

Hey, you sure you wouldn't rather be in bed, babe?

No, it still smells up there

and the sheets are in the dryer.

Mm, yeah the first chuck was projectile.

-Pfft! -Blah!

Oh, Well, I hope you get better.

Mm.

You're still coming to the movies though, right?

Oh... Oh, yeah. I'll be fine.

Babe, there's no way you'll make it.

I already am feeling much better.

-Look, see? -Retta, see, I told you.

You have to lie down.

But you're still coming though, right?

I have to stay by her side, mate.

-That's what husbands do. -Yeah, yeah. I understand.

Well, you and Emma can go.

There's no reason why you two can't have fun.

But there's still every chance that you'll make a miraculous

-recovery though, right? -Oh, yeah, I'll be fine.

Don't worry about me.

[retching]

[Carbo] Just get it out, babe.

[knocks on door]

Come in.

Oh, hey. Thought I'd better come and check

if you're gonna work with Dave--

No, no. Ah, I'm gonna have to take a sickie.

-Oh. -[Ted] Yeah.

Woke up with a cold and sore throat.

-Oh, that's no good. -No.

No, but I wouldn't want to risk infecting anyone else.

-No, it's, um-- -Hey, all set?

-No, Dad's not well. -Ah, just a... just a cold.

-Sorry to let you down, Dave. -No, no.

It's more important to get well.

Just, ah, look after yourself.

Yeah. Have a good one.

Yeah. You, too.

-Make you a cup? -Oh, ta, love.

Okay.

[Ted] Sometimes you can make a leap of faith

and fall flat on your face.

-[Jake] Check this. -[Nathan] What?

-What's that? -Oh!

Ah, this, it's... It's an ad

for Matt's pub gig tomorrow night.

[Jake] At the Legacy in Newtown.

Oh, Legacy. Awesome.

There aren't venues like there used to be.

That's all the more reason we need to go along

-and support them. -Yeah. Well...

-Well, we're all going. -Do you want to come?

He's top of the bill.

[Dave] He's the only one on the bill.

-Still. -Just saying.

Bill's a bill.

Hey, this is Monday's newspaper.

Is this some kind of a set up?

Oh, you guys go along, have a nice night,

but you can count me out.

Try and keep the hangovers to a minimum, eh?

Good try.

There we go. Yummy.

-Thanks for the cuppa. -Ah, you're welcome.

-Anything else I can get you? -No, thanks.

Oh, how are you feeling?

Dad, you okay?

I'm not crook.

What? I thought you said that--

I was saying goodnight to the home brew last night

when you and Dave were in the shed.

-Oh, God! -I heard what you said.

-Dad, I'm... I'm so sorry. -No need.

Yes, there is. I... I don't mean to--

Hey, hey, hey. Hey, you were right.

Laboring's a young man's game.

Oh, Dad.

I would have given it my best.

I know you would have.

Probably ended up in hospital.

Or worse.

Dad, I'm sorry, I don't know what to say.

There's no need to say anything.

I was due for a reality check

and you gave it to me.

Look, ah, I might go and get some air.

♪ Wont you open up Your heart ♪

♪ Won't you let me See inside ♪

♪ There are places You can hide ♪

♪ In the shadows Of your mind ♪

Up for a challenge?

Challenge.

Right now I wasn't sure I was up for anything.

-[Ben] Hey. -Hey.

-How is she? -Oh, not good.

-What? -Well, she tried

some dry biscuits, right, they stayed down.

Well, that's good. That's great.

Yeah, but then she was still hungry

so she tried some leftover chicken korma.

Who eats chicken korma on an upset stomach?

She was testing the boundaries.

Yeah, I might still be okay.

It's not contagious.

Well, I'm not taking any chances.

Oh, yeah Emma called, she said she's on her way.

-Where? -Here.

You said you were gonna give her a lift.

Did you tell her you guys weren't coming?

Oh, yeah. She said it was a real shame.

-When did she call? -About 15 minutes ago.

-So she'll be here about-- -[doorbell dings]

[Retta] That'll be her now.

Just wait. Finish that, you're coming, too.

No, no, no, no. Two's company, three's a crowd.

Besides a doco on Eskimos?

I just don't think I'd be Inuit.

How long have you been sitting on that one?

-Since about lunch time. -[doorbell dings]

I'm gonna get that, Benno.

You're coming, and so are you.

Four's just a group of friends.

Hey? What? What am I doing?

-Coming to the movies. -[Carbo] Hey.

-[Ben] It's free. -Sweet.

Hey.

Oh, Retta, you poor thing.

Oh, I'll be fine. Just not tonight.

Hey, good news. Coby and Nathan

-are taking the spare tickets. -Oh, great.

-[retching] -Oh.

[Ben] Is, um... Is here, okay?

-[Emma] Yeah, great. -[Coby] Good one.

-[Ben] Hey! -[Coby] You're right.

[Ben] Hey, hey! Get back!

Sorry, sorry.

-Popcorn? -Ta. Ooh!

Bugger. I'm sorry. Sorry.

-It's okay. -[Coby] Here.

-Mate, careful. -[Coby] What?

Just sit down.

What's this about again?

-Inuits. -Who's in it?

-Polar bears and Eskimos. -Cool.

Oh, it's freezing to be precise.

It's gonna look awesome in 3D.

Uh, it's not.

-[cell phone rings] -That's mine.

-[Ben] Shh. -[cell phone ringing]

Awe, good day Snot.

Oh, no, no, man.

We've changed plans, we're at the flicks.

-[shushing] -[chuckles] I know.

Somebody shagged me off. It's time to beat them.

Polar bears and Eskimos.

-It's in 3D. -It's not.

Yeah. I know, it's Snot. How do you know Snot?

No, I don't know Snot. I'm saying "It is not in 3D".

Snot. It is... not in 3D.

Yeah.

3D killer whales would be awesome.

No, those Eskimo girls, they--

-Give me that. -Oi!

-Bye, Snot. -What? Huh?

You're not supposed to use your phone in the movies.

It hasn't even started yet.

-Yeah and still? -It's just the ads.

Can we just have a word outside, please?

[woman] Come on shut-up!

-[Ben] Sorry. -It's okay.

What' you're giving us the boot?

It's a free country the last time I checked.

Come on, this way you get to hang out with your mates.

I've just blown Snot off.

And now you've got me all pumped about polar bears.

Here, take this for your troubles.

Score. Come on, get you a beer.

-Enjoy your date. -It's not a date.

So it's not. Come on.

-It is a date now, isn't it? -No.

As long as you don't hold hands,

it's just a, a movie with a friend.

Everything okay?

Yeah, just not their cup of tea.

-Really? -Yeah.

No accounting for taste.

Ah, I think they've got an early start.

Oh.

[movie starts playing]

[narrator] And so it begins.

Dave please, I'm a big boy.

-I don't bruise easily. -Yeah, all the same.

Believe me, I'm fine.

Now, don't take this the wrong way,

-but I'm off to bed. -Oh, Dad.

Hey, look, there's nothing that grabs me on telly

and I've got a good book.

-Night all. -Night.

Night, Ted.

God he's upset and it's our fault.

-No, he said he's fine. -He's not fine.

-He's lost his mojo. -[laughs] His mojo?

He's not Austin Powers, Jules.

Yesterday he was on top of the world

and now he's shuffling off to bed

-and it's barely dark. -Yeah, well, he's right.

There's not much on TV.

Okay.

What do we do now?

Well I don't know.

We've got to think of something.

[knock on door]

Hang on.

-[Bree] Hey. -[Jake] Hey.

-[Bree] Is Coby here? -Ah, no.

Oh, well, um, can I come in anyway?

Yeah, sure.

Ah, he's gone to the movies with Nathan and Ben.

Oh, we were supposed to be meeting up tonight.

He never mentioned that.

Yeah, well you know Coby,

he's got the memory of a goldfish.

Yeah.

Ah, I was just about to make coffee,

-do you want one? -Ah, yeah. I'd love one.

All right. I'll whack the kettle on.

Have you heard from Alex lately?

-[Jake] Yeah. -He's behaving himself?

Doubt it.

It's amazing he can survive without you really.

Apparently he's seeing some girl on the Gold Coast.

Really? Good for him.

You know some people might say that you being noble

for no good reason isn't really being noble,

it's being stupid.

And some people might have a point.

-Look Bree-- -[Coby] Snot, I swear

I didn't hang up on you, mate.

I will take you to the Eskimo film

to make up for it. Hang on.

Ah, what are you doing here?

We're hanging out tonight, remember?

No, that's tomorrow, remember?

-At the gig. -Oh. Sorry.

Snot, yeah. How's Saturday, mate?

-Where're you going? -Ah, another time.

[dramatic music playing]

[narrator]After a long cold winter,

the polar bear cubs take their first

tentative steps in the daylight.

Although their world is fraught with many dangers.

This for now is a landmark moment.

[dramatic music playing]

And one of triumph.

-What time did it finish? -Half an hour ago.

-He'll be home any minute. -Hey babe,

-you should go to bed. -I'm fine.

Plus, I want to hear about Ben's date.

Anyway, he won't be long.

-Unless... -What?

Unless he got lucky.

Come on, guys, Benno's not like that.

-What, human? -Unfaithful.

-Unfaithful to who? -Well Mel, who else.

-[Nathan] Carbo. -[door opens]

Oh, it's him.

-Still up? -Yeah, just watching the...

Nothing, really.

[Carbo] How was the movie?

-It was good. -Really good?

[Ben] Yeah, it was really good.

Was it really, really good?

Come on, guys, give us a break.

It's just two friends catching a flick, that's all.

That's all? Just friends.

Exactly.

So, um, when are you going to see her next?

-Tomorrow night. -Ahh haa.

We're going to Matt's gig at the pub.

Your idea, remember?

-Ah. -So also not a date?

Definitely not a date.

Goodnight, guys.

[Julie] Well, you said you wanted to jump

-out of a plane. -That I did.

Anyway I spoke to the skydiving people

and they're pretty light on this week for bookings,

so they can fit you in whenever you want.

-Fancy that. -Seize the day, eh, Ted?

Oh, it's also good for 12 months, so there's...

-there's no hurry. -Oh, this...

This is way, way too generous.

Oh, it's the least we could do.

-We owe it to you. -Oh no, no, no. You...

You don't owe my anything.

Well, we wanted to get you something

that you really wanted.

-Something special. -Right.

Thanks.

Well, I might just go and check my diary.

Didn't really set his heart on fire, did it?

Jumping out of a plane, what were you thinking?

Well, he said he wanted to.

Yeah, but when push comes to shove...

Well, what now then?

-Thanks again for last night. -Oh!

I hope you weren't too bored.

No, I wasn't bored at all.

-Were you? -No, no, no.

Just, um, no.

We still on for tonight?

Yeah, only if you want to. If you don't,

I totally understand, 'cause...

Ben I... I want to go.

Okay, cool.

Ah, here's the boss.

I better look busy.

Those clothes hanging up in my office?

I brought a change.

I'm going out with Ben later.

-Two nights in a row? -Yeah.

Hmm.

I know that "hmm".

-What? -Your idea or his?

-Mum. -I'm just wondering,

-given the circumstances. -His.

It was his idea.

We're just going to a gig with some friends.

All right. Don't get in a snit.

I'm happy for you.

-Just, um-- -What?

-Be careful. -Mum!

I'm not being negative, I'm just saying

for both your sakes, take it slowly.

Okay. Well, thanks.

[Ben] Oh, sorry.

-Is she cracking the whip? -Oh, um, no.

You know, being Mum.

So is your Uncle Matt expecting a big crowd tonight?

Oh yeah, and Nathan says it's good to get there early,

'cause Matt reckons the place goes off like a cracker.

[Emma] Like a cracker?

Maybe he oversold it just a bit.

-[Jake] Hey! -[Emma] Hey.

-It's just us. -[Ben] It's packed.

-Yeah. -Hi. I'm Emma.

-Jake. -Sorry.

I forgot you two hadn't met.

-You must be Ben. -How do you know?

You've got that Jennings chin.

[Jake] It's unmistakable.

No, no. Nathan here showed me a photo

so I could get a sense of the family.

Right. Right. Okay. This is Emma.

-[Matt] Emma. -Hi.

Looking hot. Pleased to meet you.

-[Emma] Ah, you too. -So, how's your roadie going?

[Matt] Oh, he's bloody good. He's sober

and he hasn't broken anything.

-Not yet. Give him time. -[Coby] Oh, that's funny.

This stuff is older than I am and it weighs a ton.

Oh, only problem is he whinges a bit.

So it's a bit quiet in here tonight?

[Matt] Yeah, once I kick off the crowd

will come flooding in, always do.

Guys, trust me tonight is going to be awesome.

Get a drink, food from the bar,

I've got to run a sound check.

-Sounds good. -[Ben] No worries.

[Matt] Okay sunshine, get your ears into gear.

-You sure you're okay? -Yeah, I'm fine.

I didn't want to miss their second date.

It's not a date. They're just friends.

-Whatever. -Hey!

-Hey! -Feeling better?

[Retta] Yeah. Yeah, much.

-So how was the movie? -Yeah, good.

Yeah, great photography, eh?

-Yeah, it was. -Ah, we're just

-grabbing a bite and a drink. -I'm in.

-You want anything? -Um...

Oh, house specialty is oyster shooters.

[Emma] Ohh!

Maybe just a... just a water then.

No, no, no, they can drain.

-You sure? -Yeah. Relax.

Okay.

What's on the box, Teddy boy?

Oh, a new show's about to start.

Got a good write up.

The kids will be off to the pub.

-Mm. -Matt's gig.

-Nathan invited me, too. -Mm.

Not even a little bit curious?

-No. -Curious about what?

Ah, Matt's gig tonight.

-The answer is no. -Oh, I am.

-Sorry, I am a bit curious. -Well, call Donna.

I'm sure you'd make terrific groupies.

-You're not funny. -Well, yes, I am actually.

Yeah, no you're not and I actually think

-you're a bit curious, too. -Yes,

I am a little bit curious but that doesn't mean to say

I've got to go to the gig.

-You know what I reckon? -Do I have a choice, Ted?

Life's full of enough missed opportunities

without us going out of our way to make more.

-Oh. -[Ted] Especially

through our own stubbornness.

Right. Oh, well speaking of which,

have you called those skydiving people yet?

Not yet.

So, ah, what's this new show about?

Oh, it's about finding out your family tree.

Oh, I read about that. It got good reviews.

-Very cathartic apparently. -Mm.

Long lost brothers reunited at last.

-[Julie] Ohh! -You two are as subtle

-as a sledgehammer. -Well, what's to be gained

by not going? You asked yourself that?

Well, if you're so interested, Ted,

why don't you go along?

All right, I will.

And if I'm going, you're coming with me.

Oh, good idea. I can look after Ruby.

-Well, Jules. -[Ted] I repeat.

What's to be gained?

A quiet night at home.

Bye.

Probably not that good anyway.

[laughs] Have fun.

[Matt] ♪ Alone with you tonight ♪

♪ I'm alone with you tonight ♪

♪ I'm alone with you tonight ♪

♪ I could always remember... ♪

-Hey! -G'day.

-Hey. -Sorry, my hand slipped.

That's all right. You want a drink?

[Bree] Yeah.

Remind you of anyone?

♪ You know You're really attractive ♪

♪ I'm alone with you tonight ♪

- ♪ Tonight ♪ - ♪ Tonight ♪

Dave's here.

-Dave's here. -Dave's here.

♪ I'm alone With you tonight ♪

[cheers and applause]

Yes!

Yes!

-Yes! -Thank...

Thanks. Thanks, guys.

I'm going to take a really quick break.

I'll be back soon.

[crowd cheering]

Hey! You got the crowd going.

-[Matt] Thanks, mate. -Good stuff.

[Dave] Hey, mate. You're sounding good.

Oh, it's just a cover.

Not like I wrote the lyrics or anything.

Don't play it down. The crowd were really getting into it.

Matt, this is Ted. Julie's dad.

-Oh, great to meet you, Ted. -Likewise.

-Likewise. -I'm pleased you came.

-A beer? -Yeah, that'd be great.

[Ted] Sometimes you take that leap

and wonder what you were ever worried about

in the first place.

[cheers and applause]

We have a very special guest in the audience tonight, folks.

Ah, some of you know him as Dad, or Uncle Dave.

The rest of you will know him as The Suburban Boy himself,

Mr. Dave Rafter.

[crowd cheering]

Dave, what are the chances of belting one out with us?

-Oh, no. -Come on, Dad!

[crowd cheering]

Oh, he's got a touch of stage fright tonight, folks.

We'll get him up on stage next gig, I promise.

Looks like I'm flying solo tonight.

[starts playing]

♪ Went down to Santa Fe ♪

♪ Where Renoir Paints the walls ♪

♪ Described you clearly But the sky began to fall ♪

♪ Am I ever gonna See your face again? ♪

[crowd] No way, get stuffed, stuff off.

♪ Am I ever gonna See your face again? ♪

-He's not bad. -[crowd] No way get stuffed,

stuff off.

♪ Tram, cars and taxis ♪

♪ Like a waxworks On the move ♪

♪ Carry young girls Past me... ♪

[Ted] Sometimes you take the leap and suddenly

you're in free fall.

♪ See your face again? ♪

[crowd] No way, get stuffed, stuff off.

♪ Am I ever gonna See your face again? ♪

[crowd] No way, get stuffed, stuff off.

[Emma] Ben! Ben!

Stop, please!

I'm sorry. I'm really sorry.

What, for kissing me or running away?

Both.

It's okay.

No, it's not. A kiss at a gig,

that's how Mel and I became official.

I don't want to freak you out.

No, it's just...

Okay, I am a little bit freaked out, but...

I'm sorry.

I know you're still in love with Mel.

And I know you always will be and that's just how it is.

So where does that leave us?

We agree to be friends.

And that's okay.

I can do that.

So let's forget about what happened back there,

and no more angst.

Deal.

Come on.

But one thing, next time we go to the movies,

it's my turn to pick.

[Ted] Other times, you've got to step back

from the edge and just admire the view.

[TV playing]

[turns off TV]

-How was it? -Great fun.

Oh! Dave?

[Dave] Yeah, Matt was good.

Decent crowd, I suppose.

Yeah, but did you enjoy it?

-Yeah, it was okay. -Ah.

Ah-ha I saw you singing along.

He had a ball.

Ah, there you go. Bet you're glad you went.

Okay, I had a good time. You happy?

Plus, Matt asked him up on stage

to help belt out a tune.

No! Did you go?

-No, it just didn't feel right. -Oh.

I thought you couldn't keep an old rocker down.

Yeah, well this old rocker is severely out of practice.

Well, there's no reason you can't take it up again.

What, in my spare time?

Well, you find time to do other things. Cricket.

All right. Well, I supposed it'd be good

to get some of the old magic back but, ah--

But what?

I don't have the discipline. Not on my own.

-I never have. -Well, maybe

Matt could practice with you.

-Make things easier. -Let's not rush things.

Just... Just take it one step at a time,

-all right? -Sounds like

a good plan though.

I am off to bed.

'Night, Dad.

Oh, and Ted.

Thanks for giving me a kick up the bum.

-I needed it. -Anytime, mate.

Anytime.

-[laughs] -Coby was going for it.

-I was not. -Yeah.

Where do you suppose he learnt to dance like that?

That's a gift you cannot learn.

Yeah, it's true.

It reminded me of Alex when he dances.

Oh, Jake, you cannot say that.

Well, I can, he's my brother.

Fair enough.

Well, I'm going to hit the hay.

You should, too, Jakey.

And I've got to slash.

[laughs]

Good night.

Yeah.

Hey, um, do you remember what I was saying last night?

Give me a hint?

Okay. I was standing over there

-and I was talking about... -Ah, yeah, about that...

...how being noble for the sake of being noble

-is not-- -I'm not being noble.

Yeah, you are. Think about it.

-You're single. -I'm single.

Alex is moving on with his life...

-Yeah, but-- -Jake, we're adults.

You know, I mean, if we want to hook up,

it's between you and me.

Bree...

This doesn't have to be complicated.

Bree, you've got to listen to me.

I don't want this.

Yeah, you say that, and then--

No, I mean it. I mean it.

I mean, what we had that one time,

it was so great.

But when I said friends, I mean friends.

Why?

Because it's not the space I'm in.

Look, if I've given you the wrong signals,

I'm sorry. I mean, you're a beautiful girl.

It's just, it's not what I want.

[groans softly]

Hey, did you just... Where's Bree?

-She had to go. -Oh.

She's my designated driver.

Coming up to 13,000 feet.

Get ready.

-[Ted] Now? -Yeah, it's something

you've always wanted to do, Ted.

-Yeah but-- -No, you said you were up

for a challenge, Ted.

That's a go, Ted. Jump, jump.

[Ted screams]

[Instructor] Ted, your parachute.

[screaming]

[exclaims]

Huh.

Up for a challenge?

[upbeat music playing]

Hey, Dad, have you seen my measuring jug?

Oh, sorry love, it's in the laundry.

I was using it for my home brew.

No, don't worry. I'll grab it.

[Ted] Sometimes the most important thing of all

is knowing what leap to make.

[Julie] Dad!

Dad!

Oh!

Dad! [screams]

[Julie laughs]

[Ted] It's not funny!

[theme music playing]

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